The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, May 1, 1942, Page 6

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Bureau of Indus- trial Conservation Old metal ornaments, of the lo- obsolete | plumbing and heating equipment,|small area broken tools—these parts of guns, planes Old tires and tubes, tles production of reclaimed rubber critically needed to replace our lost supply of crude rubber from East. Old rags will be made into wiping rags for use in war plants, and grade one wastepaper is in de- mand for reprocessing Through State and local salvage committees the: public has been in- structed. to sell waste material local dealers or give the collections to any one of a number of char- itable organizations active in the salvage field terial should be tion Army The can and tank: 50 to salvage depot is munications hot water bot- | frequency and'bath mats can go into the|transmitter will be announced later the measures be taken to protect [FORM NEW UNIT . OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE GROUP‘ {Walter Carl Chairman of Communications Department | The Juneau Civilian Defense Board last night authorized the formation of a new branch of the Civilian Defense Unit which will be known as the Department of Com- Walter Carl, Manager of radio station KINY, was appoint- ed as chairman. It was explained that the radio | station has available a mobile trans- mitter, which in case of an emer- |gency, could be used to broadcast warnings and instructions over a The transmitter could become 'be moved out of danger should the The mobile station be bombed in a raid number of this The to the board City to recommend tonight that the air tanks, which furnish air for the fire and air raid alarms, from sabo- tage. The resignation, of Earle Hunter | was accepted and A. B. Phillips was appointed to replace him as tary. Dan Ralston also tendered his resignation to the board and an- nounced that he expected to be leaving Juneau soon to be employed in Ketchikan. B. D. Stewart was voted Council secre- In Juneau such ma- named to replace Ralston on the siven to the Salva- | board Director Frank A. Metcalf an- located. in the old Occidental Ho- ' nounced that he has received 2,000 tel Annex at Front Streéts It is requested that all Juneau salvagers make their own arrange- ments for delivering their collections to the Salvation Army depot either calling a taxi, an express transfer or taking it themselves. - D NEW POLISH CONSUL M. S. Whittier. cf Customs, announced today th: the State Department has ac- knowledged recognition of Dr Wiladyslaw Sokolowski as Consul General of Poland for the Western States and Territories including Al- aska, pending receipt of his com- mission. -o and Main | Pamphlets on bombs for distribution to the residents of Juneau. It was decided to seek the cooperation of the Boys Scouts in distributing the booklets The next air raid alert drill will be held during the latter part of next week. no definite time having been decided on e covsr DLEA MADE T0 GERMANS TO WIN WAR HOSPITAL NOIES Hitler's Labor Lieutenant Leonard Matthews en- Ann’s Hospital yesterday Master tered St afterncon for medical treatment. Frank Barnett entered St Hospital for surgery yesterday. Saturday, May 2-, U. 5. TROOPS—13 L} UNEAU HILKOOT U. 5. TROOPS—g iR aeRs * 12TO0 15 FASTBOXING BOUTS 3 Rounds Each Between Men Weighing from 112 to 210 Pounds * ENLISTED MEN 25¢ OFFICERS and CIVILIANS $1.00 Ann’s | |appealed imnny today in a Ma | Speaking of the hardships Ar the | past winter, | “high ) ! ; 1} K 4 N ; | 1y [ \ \ N \ ) \ ) 3 \ ) \ Iy N \ \ \ 3 \ \ \ \ i { ) \ l ; N ! N N ‘k Broadcasts May Day Message BERLIN, May 1 — Hitler'’s Lieutenant in labor affairs to the workers of Ger- Day message “a last supreme cl!ort for to make victor asserted that the of the Ley qualities Robert Ley,| German | soldiers and their Allies preserved | our ny continent from being overrun a second wave of vandals that |would have meant the end of mil- |Hans of people.” May Day in Genmany was a reg- | ular working day and the hanging |out of flags or bunting was for | bidden. —————— COUNCIL TO ME The regular meeting of the Ju- oottt s SPORTS SHOES For Misses e s 'IHE D/\ILY ALASKA EMPIRE—]JUNEAU, ALASKA CHILKOOT FIGHTERS | ARE READY Smoker Set for Juneau To- morrow Night Prom- ises Action Late this afternoon or tonight 25 sluggers of all weights will ar- rive in Juneau from Chilkoot Ba racks to be paired off with mitt artists of the U. S. Troops at Jun- eau for the big smoker which will be held in the Elks Hall here to- morrow night. The bouts will start at 8 o'clock The leather pushers from the north weigh in from 112 pounds on up to well over 200 pounds, and they're all give-and-take scrappers Lieut. George Willey, who manages the Chilkoot team, says the boys have been training hard and have kept in good shape as their partici- pation in recent smokers has shown In the pink of condition, most of them have been getting up at 4:30 4. m. for road work The men from Juneau claim to be just as hard and promise to put up a tough string of boys for the 15, three-round bouts. All in all, plenty of action is promised Tickets for he affair will cost enlisted men 25 cents. Officers and civilians will be charged a dollar The funds will go for the armed services to provide recreation and other needs. —ae——— BRITISH CONTINUE AIRRAIDS Big Force Starts Toward Europe at Twilight Today May LONDO; 1—Hundreds of RAF planes headed out across the channel tcday at late twilight in what west coast observers said was one of the war's greatest offensive sweeps against Nazi-held Continent- al Europe. The sky was filled with British squadrons, some them between twenty to thirty thousand feet high. The RAF operations, however, had tapered off to armed reconnaisance flights overnight, after t straight nights of smashing blows on Nazi bases and supply centers, but the British have destroyed a total of 11 German bombers over England and France, authorities eigh isald. | Ithe Shattuck Bldg neau City Council will be held to- Guild. {night in the City Hall starting ot “8 o'clock. ———--— ATTENTION Will party who purchased Evin- rude last return same. evening April 30, kindly Money refunded Saturds in By the Trinity @ Natural Saddle Leather Step-in Type @ 8-Iron Leather Soles @ Rubber Heels @ Sizes12t03 @ WidthsA,B,C A Real Value at ] N | l} \ ) 3 ) § i 3 N \ 4 \ \ ) ® { 3 \ \ \ \ \ ) \ N N \ \ N \ )\ \ N \ \ =3 e Other Styles $2.25 fo §5.95 Family Shoe Store SEWARD STREET W A FRIDAY, MAY 1, AR R Eat More of These HEALTH-GIEVING FOODS Buy Them at George Brothers Super Market butter and eggs, nutritionists say . And these foods as reasonable as possible . 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